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2 Jan 2015

Italy Markit Manufacturing PMI registered at 48.4, below expectations (49.6) in December

FXStreet.com (Barcelona)

Jan 2, 2015

ECB easing & political uncertainty weighing on euro – BTMU

Lee Hardman, Currency Analyst at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, explains that euro has been weighted down by expectations of a more aggressive easing by ECB and the political uncertainty in Greece, further anticipating that the euro weakness may accelerate this year.

SEB: EUR/GBP 2012 low at 0.7756 taken out – eFXnews

The eFXnews Team shares SEB’s view that any near term upward bounce will be a selling opportunity for the EUR/GBP pair after having broken below the 2012 low of 0.7756.